Kazakhstan's friendly and foe countries

Kazakhstan has friendly relations with many countries around the world. These include Russia, China, Turkey, Germany, France, England, the United States and other Central Asian countries. Kazakhstan has historical, cultural and economic ties, especially with Russia. Russia is Kazakhstan's largest trading partner, and the two countries cooperate in many areas such as energy, transportation and defense. China is also an important friend of Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan has undertaken large-scale economic projects with China, and China is one of Kazakhstan's largest investors. Additionally, Kazakhstan's border with China is also of strategic importance. Relations between Türkiye and Kazakhstan have been getting stronger in recent years. There is cultural, commercial and military cooperation between the two countries. Turkey is one of the first countries to recognize the independence of Kazakhstan and strengthens Kazakhstan's ties with the Turkic world. Besides the countries with which it has friendly relations, Kazakhstan also has some hostile relations. There have been some limited disputes, especially with Kazakhstan's neighbors Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. However, Kazakhstan is trying to solve the problems through dialogue and cooperation with these countries. To summarize, Kazakhstan has friendly relations with many countries and has strategic partnerships, especially with countries such as Russia, China and Turkey. It also resolves problems through dialogue and cooperation with countries with which it also has hostile relations.